新视野大学英语一精读unit1.pptVIP

1 * 1 * 1 * 1 * 1 * 1 * 1 * 1 * 1 * Look at the sentences from the passage. un- and in- Un- and in- are common prefixes to indicate the opposite of something. So unloved means “not loved” and inadequate means “not adequate”. Usually in- is used before longer or more formal words. Now form new words with un- or in- to describe the things, and check your answers with the dictionary. Language in Use More Because I lacked confidence and was sacred of being unloved. I also felt inadequate… 4 a code which is not correct 5 behavior which is not fair 6 a lesson which is not usual 7 books which are not expensive 8 someone who is not lucky 9 a place where you do not feel safe Language in Use 1 a person who is not kind 2 a research result which is not important unkind unimportant untidy incorrect unfair unusual inexpensive unlucky unsafe 3 a room which is not tidy I whish + past perfect Look at the sentence from the passage and answer the questions. Did the writer know that it was difficult to be miserable at college? Does he feel happy now that he didn’t know? Now rewrite the sentences using I wish + past perfect. Language in Use More 1 I didn’t finish my essay yesterday, unfortunately. I wish I’d finished my essay yesterday. I wish I’d known that it’s fairly difficult to be truly miserable at college… 3 It’s a pity she didn’t come on Tuesday. I wish she had come on Tuesday. 4 I regret the fact that I didn’t do any research. I wish I’d done some research. 5 It’s a pity I didn’t know you were in town. I wish I’d known you were in town. 6 I arrived at work late this morning, unfortunately. I wish I hadn’t arrived at work late this morning. Language in Use 2 It’s a pity you didn’t tell me all this last week. I wish you’d told me all this last week. participles as adverbials Look at the sentences from the passage and answer the questions. But faced with so much choice, is it surprising that you sometimes don’t know what to do? Looking back at my coll